If you are tired of breaking your thread when tying big streamer patterns, because it requires strongly fixing materials that are more or less stiff, then try the new JMC Resist thread, Large. Ok, it’s more expensive than a classic bobbin. But it is incredibly strongl. I pulled like crazy on it, and it never broke. My fingers still remember it…

For those wanting to make better finish on their streamers, cleaner tyings, more sophisticated, this type of thread allows fixing materials very strongly and making less tours on the hook. However, do not use it for big heads made of thread, the classical Big Fly will be more appropriate (thicker and cheaper). As a whole, this JMC Resist is a hit to reach the next level in fly tying.

To accompany it, because we pull on it like bulls, it is better to have a robust bobbin-holder (I’ve blown away three standard bobbin-holders when tying pike flies). Here is a super bobbin-holder for this: the Tiemco Ceramic. Its ceramic tube doesn’t cut the thread, and it is very strong despite its fine look. A must.